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Hi i COMBER'S IH0JTE8T EHDKD. Religions Botes. Early June Wedding. PEB.S0NAL PARAGRAPHS. Oi line SUlppensDura GUronitie.

The Otterbein United Brethren Jeremiah S. Oruwake, and Miss Hannaa Charred with Disobedience of His Sunday School. Newburg charge, will Orders and Belaa with Hegilence. iry Catharine Rummel were married in the Presbyterian church, Thursday hold their Children's Day service Sunday, June 12th at 10 a. in.

Last night's Chambersburg Reposi evening of last week at 6.30 o'clock. tory says: IN ADVANCE. entered at the Tost Office at Shippensburg. as Second-Class 1 Mail Matter. Children's Day services will be held The ceremony was performed by the The coroners jury in tne case or in the Lutheran church Sunday morn the death of Elmer E.

Walck re-as sembled In the arbitration room of ing at 10.30 o'clock. A beautiful service has been prepared called 'Sun the court house at 10 a. m. Wednes Thursday, June 9, 1904. day.

Coroner W. F. Skinner, Dis shine and Flowers," which the children will render. The day will be devoted trict Attorney G. A.

Kyner, Stenographer Arthur. Houser and Jurors J. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. to children exercises. All persons who have flowers are requested to W.

Hoke, W. E. Minick, II. C. Hager, C.

L. Grove, W. T. Edmonson and W. F.

Kolb were present. bring them to the chapel on Saturday afternoon. In the evening a sermon will be delivered by the pastor on the text ''Even a child Is known by his Coroner Skinner announced that Conductor Oscar J. Harman, the wit doing The collections will be for I owing to the. illness of Gen.

R. H. I Pratt, of the Indian School, Carlisle. I was to make the principal address i at the commencement exercises at I MttK'er College, Wednesday evening, I v. Ir.

Jhn M. Hykes, of China, I who has been visiting relations and I iiome friends in Shippensburg and ness for whom the inquest had been the Orphan's Home at Loysville. adjourned, could not be present be cause of his injuries. His where The Sunday School, of the Presbyterian church will observe Children's abouts were not made known to the Coroner. day at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.

A beautiful service has been prepared At 11.20 a.m. the following verdict was announced. and the exercises by the little folks will be Interesting. In the evening vicinity was called upon to substitute a orator for Gen. Pratt.

He told briefly of his work in that far-off Jand, and this was followed by a description the schools. Tiie Normal School base ball team TIIK VElilICT. the pastor will preach a sermon to the We, the undersigned jurors, Im older people. I panelled and sworn on the 2d day of Episcopal mission services will be held In St. Andrew's Chapel on South June, in the year 1904, at Chambersburg in the county of Franklin, by W.

F. Skinner, coroner in and for Railroad street, Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock. The mlssioner, Rev. Ernest V. Collins, will have charge of the said county, to inquire and a true Fit and Style There are some things which can't be improved.

One of these things is the "Queen Quality" shoe for women. You can make it more elaborate, you can decorate it, embellish it, use costly materials and all that. But for $100 a pair You Cannot Make a Better Shoe than "Queen Quality," having regard solely to the two great essentials of fU and This means that mechanically it is perfect. As for its appearance, the fact that one hundred thousand women choose it instantly above all other shoes would seem to indicate that it is attractive. Why don't you go so far as to try on a pair the next time you go to the store? It costs nothing to see them fit your foot.

Boots $3.00 Oxfords $2.50 Special Styles 50c extra presentment make in what manner service. The entrance to the room In won the game from the Millersville I team Saturday afternoon. The score I Next Tuesday, the 14th I bo flag day. Hang out your flags. I Plenty of rain.

The farmers say the bay crop will be good this year, in fact better than foreveral years past. I Kev. John K. Hykes, president of i the American Bible Society in China, You and Your Friends. Miss Dessa Long left Tuesday morning for Ellsworth, Kansas.

Miss Lillian McCune spent last week among friends at Waynesboro. Miss Clara Neff spent a ew days with Harrisburg friends this week. John and Harold Hykes, students at Dickinson College, are guests of Paul Marshall Miss Clara Shriner left Tuesday for Cresonna, where she will visit Miss R. Lettie Saterlee. Miss Anna Adams, of Waynesboro, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Lee Deihl, Penn street. Mrs. Howard A. Ryder and little daughter are visiting Mrs. Ryder's parents at Lancaster, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Keini, of Newport, Rhode Island, are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. M. Hamilton. William Lehman, of Philadelphia, has been spending a few weeks' vacation among relatives here. Harry Raum, a arug clerk in Philadelphia, was home over Saturday" to vote at the primary election.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips and son, Clifford, left Tuesday for a ten days vacation trip to st Mass. Mrs. Edward McPberson spent Sunday with Miss Virginia McComb, at Wilson College, Chambersburg.

Mrs. Lillian Carmichael, of Hancock, is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Withcrspoon. Mrs. John Weldemer, Philadelphia, and Mrs.

F. L. Knode. Frederick, are guests of Dr. and Mrs Brow n.

Misses Bessie Foglesangcr and Clara Shriner, were in Carlisle part of this week visiting their friend, Miss Florence Harder, Miss Catrie Strlne, of Milton, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Normar. W. Wolflnger, returned home yesterday.

Miss Nellie Ileddin has returned home from Wilson College. She took part In the riiusicale Tuesday evening in Thompson Hiril. William Stuart, who has been teaching during the vast year In ttie public schools at Johnstown came home Thursday of last week. Miss Carrie Walker, who for several years past has been teaching school at Lewistown, returned home Moo- which the service is held is next to and by whom Elmer E. Walck, whose dead body was found at Kyle's cut, Greene township.

Franklin county. Goodhart's photograph gallery. on the first day of June, 1904, Pretty Home Wedding. A pretty home wedding was solemnized at the residence of Dr. and Mrs.

S. G. A. East Main street, last evening at 8 o'clock, when Mrs. Brown's sister, Miss Bessie Nevin Lutz, became the bride of Mr.

William Wallace McCune Beattie, of Brooklyn, New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev. iV A. McCarrell, pastor of the Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. John O.

Reagle, pastor of Grace Reformed church, in the presence of the immediate families and friends. The ring ceremony was used. The bride was given away by Dr. Brown. She wore a beautiful gown of white point desprit over white taffeta and carried a shower bouquet of lillies of the valley and roses.

Her veil was caught up by a garland of lillies of the valley, and gracefully draped over the back of her gown. The maid of honor, Miss Jane Nevin Shryock, wore a beautiful creation of pink crepe-de-chine, over pink taffeta and carried pink carnation. The little flower girls, Margaret Shryock and Evelyn were dressed In white organdies and carried white carnations. The groom was accompanied by Mr. Alfred C.

Stepao, of New York, as best man. Miss Elizabeth Nevin presided at the piano and rendered the wedding march. The parlor was decorated with palms and the dining room tastefully arranged In pink and green. The presents to the bride were numerous and handsome. The groom's gift to his bride was a brooch of pearls.

The out of town guests were: Mrs. Albert Beattie, of Pittsburg; Mrs. John Weidemer, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace DeMott, Mrs.

Samuel Shryock, Miss Jane Nevin Shryock, Mrs. J. K. Shryock, of Philadelphia; Mrs. F.

L. Knode, of Frederick, Alfred C. Stepan, of New York; Miss Robertson, Harris, burg. After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.

Beattie will reside In Brooklyn, New York, where the groom is engaged in the drug business. Mrs Beattie was one of Shippens-burg's most charming young ladies and her many friends sincerely regret her departure. ftormal Commencement The Normal School commencement will be held from the 2ith to the 2vth Inst. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered bv Rev. Y.

T. Wheeler, of Newville. In the chapel on the 2rth at 6 m. and the commencement exercises will be held Wednesday morning, the 29th, at 9.30 o'clock. Rev.

W. P. Shriner, D. of Carlisle, will make the address to the class of 1904. The came to his death.

After having heard the evidence The Messiah United Brethren Sabbath school will hold their Children's Day exercises on Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock. A good program will te rendered by the little folks. The morning sermon will be in harmony bride's pastor, Rev. W. A.

McCarrell. D.D, assisted by Rev. G. Leslie Oruwake, of College, a brothor of the groom. The ring service was used.

The interior of the church was beautifully decorated with evergreens and potted plants. The bride was given away by her Mrs. Charles L. Rummel was matron of honor. She carried a large bunch of American beauty roses.

The bridesmaids were Misses Matilda Om-wake, of Waynesboro, Evaline Om-wake, of Cincinnati, Ohio, nieces of the groom, Anna Fallon, of Mercers-burg, and Elizabeth McCarrell. The groom was accompanied by James D. Robinson, as best man. The ushers were Messrs. William Rankin Johnston, Esq Q.

T. Mickey, Dr. E. S. Berry and Charles L.

Rummel. In advance the wedding party Mis Josephine Duke entered the church, proceeding to the choir loft singing the wedding march by Lohengrin. At the" end of the marriage service Miss Duke sang a verse of a wedding hymn. The bride wore a dress of panne epe trimmed with duchess lace and carried a shower bouquet of lillies of the val'ey. Thi bridesmaids wre gowned in white with light blue sashes and carried bride's roses and fern.

After the ceremony at the church a reception followed at the Rummel residence on West Main street. The function lasted until near midnight when Mr. and Mrs. Oniwakc left on their wedding tour. The bride is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs.

J. C. Hummel and is popular in the social set of this place. She in a graduate of Wilson College both in the classical and musical departments The groom is a native of Grcencastle and is the son of Mr. ajid Mrs.

Henry Oniwake, one of the prominent families in Franklin county. He is a graduate of the Shippensburg Normal school and of Dickinson Law School, and is held In very high esteem by his fellow members of the bar. Upon their return from their wed ding tour Mr. and Mrs. Oniwakc will go to housekeeping in the home re cently purchased by Mr.

Oniwake on Main street near the residence of Mr. Rummel. The wedding presents to the bride were numerous and handsome Among the Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oruwake, Green-castle; Mr.

and Mrs. John Omwake, and daughter Evaline, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Omwake and examined the body we do find that the deceased came to bis death as a result of Injuries received in a with the day. wreck on the Cumberland Valley railroad at Kyle's cut. the character of Children's Day will be observed by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school said wreck being a head-on collision between C. V. engine 88, train No.

90, on Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Children's Day services will be held in Grace Reformed church by the Sun eastbound and P. R. engine, 1033 extra west. The said Elmer Walck being the engineer on the V.

engine No. 8, train 90 cast. Zat Cdsx day school Sunday morning at "10 45. The program will be of an interesting preached in the Church or God Tabernacle Sunday morning and in Messiah I'niied lirethreo church in the evening Ir. G.

M. D. Eckels occupied the uh it in the Lutheran church Sunday Prcf. Reber was the preacher at Grace Reformed Church Sunday. The pastor, Kev.

John O. Reagle and wife, were called away to attend the funeral of Mrs. Reagle's sister at Bangor, Pa. The High School Alumni presents the play "The Fruit of His Folly," in Educational nail, this evening at 8 o'clock. The play is bright, spicy and fall of action.

The adftiteslon will be 10 and 20 cents, and the proceeds are f.jr the benefit of the Library fund. The United Brethren Churches of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia will hold a reunion at Pen-Mar on And we do further find that the character. Special floral decorations wreck through which the said E'mer and good music. K. Walck lost his life was caused by There will be no preaching services at the Tabernacle of the Church of the wilful disobedience of orders by Weaver Gates i O.

J. Harman, conductor, extra P. St God, this coming Sunday, as the pus- R. 1033 west and the negligent dis tor, Rev. C.

I Brown, will be In Find- obedience of orders by Charles Bolan ley, Ohio, attending commencement engineer of the same train. Signed by the ury. exercises and a meeting of the board of Trustees of the College. Rev. Brown Bearing on the verdict as given the left for Harrisburg Wednesday, where following Act of Assembly of March 0T IIEIIF'3 GfiOGERY STORE he met with the committee, of which lid, is of interest: 'If any person or persons in the he is chairman, to arrange for the coming reunion of the church to be service or employ of a railroad or other transportation company, doing held in July some time The Chil Saturday June 25th.

This is the first reunion of that church at Pen-Mar JPark. Excursion trains will run from I this jnace on that date. 1 The annual reunion of the Preshy- dren's Day service will be held on You can get all kinds of fresh Canned Goods Peas, Beans, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Peaches, Pears, Corn, Salmon, Etc Sunday morning, the 19th inst. day evening for her Summer vacation. business in this State shall refuse or neglect to oJey any rule or regulation of such company, or, by reason of negligence or wilful misconduct, shall fail Mrs.

S. S. Shryock and Miss Jane Look out for the pennies. Where's your penny? Save Shryock, of Philadelphia are here. They came to attend the Beattle to observe any precaution or rule, IN 1-LB.

CANS AND HIGH-GRADE LOOSE COFFEE it by buying that new Sum- which It is his duty to obey and ob- Lutz wedding, which took place last evening. mer dress at THE CORNER," Mrs. J. K. Green and daughter; Extra fine quality.

AVe also have Candies, Apples, Onions, Potatoes, and in fact, everything to be had in a first-class grocery store. serve, and injury or death to any person or persons shall thereby result, such person or persons so offending shall be deemed guilty of a misdemean Louetta, of Carlisle were the guests of William E. Red dig. Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Coffey from Friday Kcrmal ts. Milltrville. until Tuesday.

Mrs. Green is a cousin of Mr. Coffey. or, and on conviction thereof, shall be sentenced to pay a tine, not exceeding $.1000, and to undergo an imprison One of the finest games of base ball HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE of the season was played on the Nor Miss Jennie E. Babbitt, of Washi ment in the county jail or in the mal Athletic Field Saturday after terian churches of Maryland.

Penn-jsyhania, Virginia and West Virginia I will be held at Ten-Mar on the 14th I of July. The date is a tittle later than last year and it is believed will suit everyone better as harvest will i then be past. I Roy Snoke. a graduate of this year's i lass in the High School has accepted I a position with Mr. William E.

Red-idig and entered upon his duties Mon-jday morning. i II. O. Jacoby has purchased the fi.T"cery store and fixtures of George whose place of business is in 1 1 1 1 Shriner block on Main street Mr. Jacoby has purchased a new line i goods and fresh goods are arriving idailv.

Success to the new tirm. There will be a meeting in the Y. M. C. A.

rooms Friday evening of all A. R. men, sons of veterans and jfriends of deceased soldiers to talk ngton, D. a teacher of music in noon. The feature of the game was the Shippensburg Normal School in State penitentiary, not exceeding five years." the pitching of Reese, of the Normal Alumni sociable will be held in the evening at 8 o'clock, at which time a lecture will be deli vercd by Spillman Riggs.

The faculty examinations will begin on Wednesday of next week. The Stale Board examinations will begin on the 20th. The board of examiners will consist cj Dr. N. C.

Scheaffer, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Principal A. C. Rothermel, of Kutz-town Normal; Superintendent of Schools Longstreet, of Mansfield, L. Horner, Supt. of Wayne county; Samuel L.

Hanawalt, Sunt, of Miftlin Main St. Op. M. E. Church Harry Nehf Son ts early years, is a guest of Mrs.

J. This act do not bar or interfere Newton Gish. with other prosecutions of a higher and daughter, Matilda, Misses Julia Jacobs, Elizabeth Craig, of Waynesboro; W. II. Jones, Norristown; Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Omwake, Dr. C.

Wi Filler, Miss Jennie E. Babbitt, Washington, D.C.; Misses Elizabeth Riddle, Mary Sharpc, Sadie Pomeroy, Sallic Recside and Miss Sherrard, of Chambersburg. Misses Jean Richards, Messrs Conrad Hambleton and John Rhey, Carlisle; Mrs. Powell, Scranton; Miss Julia McCandlish, Newville; Mr. and Mrs.

C. II. Fallon, and family, Mcr-cersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Omwaice, Shady Grove; J.

Edgar and Miss Catharine Omwake, Greencastlc; Dr. and Mrs. G. Leslie Omwake, Collegeville and others. Miss Matthews presided at the organ Mrs.

Arthur B. McComb, of Iladdon- team, who had fourteen strike-outs and only two hits. The Millersville team have been winning many games so far this season, among them: West grade, such as manslaughter, etc. tield, N. is the guest of Mr.

and WAHKANTS ISSUED. Chester, The Indians, Bloomsburg, Mrs H. L. Mitten. Mrs.

McComb was attending Wilson commencement this Immediately upon receipt of the Bucknell and others. They came here verdict District Attorney G. A. Kyner week at Chambersburir. and were shut out by the Normals by made information against Harman Miss Ruth Henry, who has been and Bolan, under the above, a score of 2-'J.

Brcssler's hitting helped the locals to score the only runs in teaching at Clearfield during the past county; G. W. Walborn, Supt. of Snyder county; Oliver R. Wilt.

South C. SQUIRES MAIN STREET. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN and having warrants issued gave them the game. Thesco'e: to Constable W. L.

Stitely, who left at year, has returned home for her Sum nier vacation. Miss Henry spent sev I p.m. for Harrisburg to try to arrest Non MAL. II A eral days at Irving College, Mechan- the two men. and rendered the following musical icsburg, this week as the guest of old Gray.

2b 10 2 1 lover the possibility of the erection of ia soldier's monument in memory of all fthe deceased soldiers of Shippensburg jand vicinity, who served theircountry jduring the civil war. This is a good jiiiovenient on the part of the promulgators, and should have the support as program while the guests were gather- Starry, 3b, 0 0 3 3 4 I i school friends. Children's Day Programme. Uressler, 0 3 13 3 ng and the ceremony was being per Bethlehem; A. S.

Martin, Supt. Bucks county. Mra. Bpahr Bead. Mrs.

Gertrude Spahr, who was shot by her husband, David Spahr, at htr home Tuesday of last week in Carlisle, died at the Todd Hospital a little after the noon hour Thursday, from blood poison. Mrs. Spahr was aged Mrs. Edward Dunlap attended the Children's Day services in the Ship Berry, If 0 0 0 formed funeral of her cousin, George Flora, McLaughlin, lb, 0 17 1 pensburg M. E.

church, Sabbath, rtner, ss, 0 0 0 0 at Chambersburg. Tuesday afternoon. June 12, 7.. 'JO p.m. The church will Marche Fittoresque, KreugiT March Kuptiale Kaulkes far as possible of all patriotic citizens.

Ogle, cf 0 12 1 Mr. Flora died at his home in Win be beautifully decorated and the fol Belle Kendo Mlrando Cut Glass, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Bric-a-brac. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Noftsker, rf, 0 0 0 John E. Blair, the tailor on Main chester, Sunday.

He was one of the lowing program will be rendered: Reese, 1 0 0 1 Wedding Hymn Woodman Etude RulK-nstlen street, has broken ground on North about JJ2 years and is survived by her 'Heirs of Tomorrow, or the Legion oldest baggage masters on the Cum Total 2 5 27 10 4 Thou Beautiful Evening berland Valley Railroad. of the King." Railroad street for the erection of a new house. Gloria Patri; opening chorus, "The Elsa's Dream Lohengrin-Wagner Mrs. J. W.

Abbey, a cousin of Mr. MlLLKKSiVlLI.K. II A Edward and Cyrus Fenstermacher three children, father, mother, brother and sister. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The charge made by Constable Hays against Spahr for felonious assault King's Legion;" scripture teading Geore H.

Stewart, of Smithheld, Snyder, 0 18 1 Exceptional values in prayea; anthem; song oy uie scuooi. Long Island, was the guest of Mr. and Edward Hubley are erectiDg new porches in front of their residences on West Main street. Cnildren's Day in Galilee; greeting, shirt waist silks at G. Ely.

2b 0 1 lb, 0 0 10 0 Stewart and family over Monday X'MnMmm! I' M' I Ml Lloyd Hollar; welcome, Margaret night. Mrs. Abbey was called to Heim, rf, 0 0 0 0 Wcibley; song by the school, "Greet i Mrs. Lawton has had a new front with intent to kill will be changed to that of murder. A post-mortem was held After this the coroner empaneled a jury and testimony of witnesses Chambersburg by the death of her cousin, Mrs.

John Stewart. Fleck, If OOIO Moyer, 3b 0 0 It. Ely. 1 1 ing to Summer;" motion Sony, by porch erected at her residence on North Railroad street. number of primary children; recita William E.

Rcddig. A ed Colored Kin Dead. Dawson Draper, an aged colored cit- The Prohibition party will hold ray bill, ss, 0 0 0 4 tion, "Step by Step," Foster nocker Miller, 3 1 heard. The jury rendered the follow' Ing verdict COOK WITH CMS You will find it economical, as much so as any other fuel, unless you WASTE IT. We sell at a lower minimum rate than either Chambersburg Street Commissioner Boher is having troubles his own, picking up waste their convention this week in Union-town, Fayette County, Pa.

Cumber smith; soncr by the school, "Children 4 9 Total- 0 We find that Mrs. Gertrude Snahr of Yesterday, Heirs of zen of Shippensburg, died at his home paper that is being constantly thrown land county is represented by Messrs came to her death on Thursday, June exercise, "The Royal Bequest," by on West Orange street, Tuesday morrp- over the street by thoughtless persons. J. C. Rummel, Shippensburg; J.

or- Passed Through Shippensburg. 2, 1904, between the hours of 12 and 1 ng, from congestion of the liver after A little forethought on the part of the or Waynesboro and the existing rate ris Myers, Newville; F. H. Hoffer, five young ladies: song, "Happy all the Day," by a number of primary The soldiers belonging to the United an illness of two weeks, aged 77 years. o'clock, a mnby reason of pistol wounds guilty parties would save that amount Carlisle; J.

A. Sprenkle, New States Reserves, and who are on their children; exercise, "The Golden Deceased was born in slavery in Fred extra work and trouble for Mr. Inflicted on said Gertrude Spahr by David Spahr, her husband, on Tuesday Cumberland. Band." by seven girls; song by the way from New York to the St. Louis tt' sujuci.

lie wuuiu suggest iiiau towu erick county, Virginia, December 2b, 1826, and belonged to the Russell fam Mr. J. B- Coffey is spending some school, "Rose of Sharon;" address by morning, May 31, feloniously, violently Exposition passed through Shippens l0f)lincil tr-jlvflni7oH roriirturlpC 5 V- V- burg Saturday afternoon. They ex the pastor; Children's Day offering and with malice aforethought. ily living in that county.

During the time out on the Big Flat for the benefit of his health. He is staying with fpiaced at different points ia town for recitation. "A King" by Wilbur Civil war he came to Shippensburg pect to reach their destination on July 1.1th. They were nearly one hundred Mr. Thomas Evelhoch at his beautiful i Hockersmith; song by the school.

haractpr Death of the Wife of Judge Stewart. Word was received at Shippensburg, and worked at farming for the Johnston and Beattie families. He is sur summer home on tne mountain iop. i "Sunny-Hearted;" exercise, "The Lit miles ahead of their schedule when here, having left New York three WILL NOT BE RAISED. If you do not have gas in your house we will put it in your cellar, providing you do not live back from the sheet, supplying all the necessary connections, together with a maerP iEE OP ANY EXPENSE to you.

We have ranges and hot in stock which we SELL. AT COST. About one hundred families now use gas for cooking during the summer months, and we have set up six ranges already this Spring. We have arranged to install a new 30,000 holder this Summer which will give improved service. Look to the matter and we are sure you will be interested.

Shippensburg Gas Electric Co I At a meeting of Mercersburgclassis, This week he and Mr. EVelbock went Friday afternoon, of the death of Mrs. tie Wanderer," by eight young ladies vived by four daughters and one son: Mrs. Rebecca Crunkleton, of Cham iueia in Zion's Reformed church. on a fishing expedition down along remarks by superintendent; closing weeks ago.

They must walk the entire Jane Holmes Stewart, wife of Judge John Stewart at her home in Cham uamtjersburg, Monday, delegates to the Birch Run. All orders for fish distance, carry forty pounds of luggage chorus; benediction. bersburg; MrsAnna Bell Baker, Mary, Emma and William Draper, at home -iie Synod which meets at should be placed at once as they ex bersburg, after a long illness. and live on thirty-six cents a day, Allentown next May were chosen, also pect to be able to supply all their Mrs. Stewart was the daughter of They must keep out of Maryland and He was a member of the Baptist Married.

Shi'Ltz Anthony. 'if legates to the Potomac Synod which Samuel B. Larmour, of Alexandria, friends when they return home. West Virginia, and pass through Only church. Funeral was held this after meets at Everett in October.

Among and was married to Judge Stewart New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In Thursday evening, June 2, 1904, A those chosen we note the name of Mr. in 1862, upon the breaking out of the diana and Illinois. Other squads of noon at 2 o'clock, services conducted by Revs. Cordell Robinson, of Carlisle, and Thomas Burrcl, of Chambersburg. Millard Shultz and Miss Daisy Sailor Hats at 30c.

at "TIIE CORNER" J-A. Kell. Civil War. three are going to St. Louis under the Anthony, two of Frankllntown's pop The regular monthly meeting of the same conditions keeping out of Penn Interment in the colored cemetery.

William E. Reddig. ular young people, were united In sylvania. Besides her husband she is survived by five daughters, Misses Mary, Nana, Elizabeth, Janet and Helen. The only son, Alexander, died several marriage.

Rev. J. A. Burkholder offic -Ministerial Union was held iu the A. rooms Monday.

The old off! Mr i. Jacob Wolf Diet Suddenly. iating. Cornerstone Laid. Lightning Destroys Two Barns.

During the heavy thunder storm ers were re-elected, Rev. C. I. Brown DR. FAHRNEY'S TEETHING SYRUP Kothlnc more daneemos for baMea than finmn Complaint.

Be careful-very careful. Keep their bowel in good health, relieve Cramps and Colic in 10 minute, check Diarrhi quickly, cure Sour Stomach and make habKS well arain with 1. Fahmey Teething Syrup. Beyond doobt tbe finest medicine. You can depend on It 2jc at drw stores.

Tnal Bottle TKt.r, by mail of Dra. D. Fahruey Son. Hagerstown, Md if you mention this paper. CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM Mrs.

Miranda Wolf, wife of Jacob Johnson Smith. The cornerstone of the new Luth years. Deceased was a member of the President; Rev. Charles B. Wingerd which passed over this place and vi Wolf, died suddenly at her home on Henry Johnson, porter at Hotel eran churcn or waynesooro was iaia secretary.

Arrangements for exchange Falling Spring Pre6byteriau church, and until her illness was active in cinity about 9 o'clock night, Main street last evening. She had Sherman, and Mrs. Margaret Smith, Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr.

G. W. Pipits was made for first Sabbath the barn of James Davidson, situated Miller, of Baltimore, delivered the church work and in charity. both colored, were married at the evening in July. been in her usual health and at eight o'clock was seized with an attack of on tne roaa irom riaiuueiu home of the bride on West Orange address, and the service, was partici ev.

I. Brown is making arrange The funeral services occurred mornlntr at 10 o'clock, frum her asthma and heart trouble from which Wv1)WVMWvWvWWWIr(ilW09WWvvvvW pated in by Rev. G. C. Henry, of Ship Rock was struck by lightning and entirely destroyed with all its contents street Sunday last by their pastor, nents to entertain liU ministerial she died within two hours time.

De late icsldcnce. Rev. J. C. JohDson.

pensburg; Rev. T. O. Klcster, Grcen COME TO US WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE ceased was, the daughter of Samue castle; Rev. W.

C. Spade, Qulncy, tt nrtTXT' 'lrVT TR.TT7 together with several head or cattle and seven hogs. Mr. Davidson's residence was destroyed by fire several and Elizabeth Seitz and was born near Rev. A.

C. Forscht, Fayettevllle; Rev. Smallpox Victims Here. Our millinery depart Rehoboth church, this county, August D. S.

Kurtz. Smlthsburg, and Three smallpox victims, colored 4 ment is a surprise. Such years ago. 28th, 1852. She was in her 52d year, the pastors of the local churches.

'fiends of the town at one of the poplar Summer resorts near town, in the Dir future. flic Cumberland County Prohibition Convention will be held iu the Court House in Carlisle on the forenoon of Saturday, June 25. A merry-jfo-round has located at the uth side of the Normal Athletic As- men, who escaped from the pest house at Marti nsburg, W. last week She is survived by these children: Mrs The barn on the farm of David Heberlig, near Zion's Church was Elizabeth Martin, Misses Joanna and a display of hats, lowers, has never before been Meeting of New Committee. were seen in the Philadelphia and struck by lightning Sunday afternoon Bertie Ardella, Messrs.

Jacob and Tlino ailll Kn a tniul Inn if he nfw1 Reading yards at this place last Thurs Charles Oscar, of Shippensburg; Wil jiected Democratic Standing Commit- Xseeiltiere. TOr reasonable day evening. Authorities all along liam. of Leesbure. Two sisters also the line have been notified and there tee on Saturday, une 18, 1904, at 10.30 nrJrpi a.nd (food sillies call 'ouation LTounris.

nm Via tMtrnAQo at nrcrn nl-n t.lrin I' survive: Mrs. Harry Myers and Mn, has been considerable excitement and anxiety felt where it has been known "TIIE CORNER," at Catharine Carothers, of Southampton and the transaction of such business township. William E. Reddig. that these men have been.

They met as may proierly come before It. The funeral will be he'd Saturday W. II. Feffer, with a warm reception at Enola, during a heavy thunder storm and destroyed. A horse and two cows perished in the flames.

Both gentlemen carried insurance on their buildings and contents. SaUrday's Primaries. The Democratic primary election held on Saturday afternoon in this place passed off quietly a good vote was cast and Hon. J. W.

Wetzel was nominated for Judge having a major Miss Stella Hykes, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Hykes, of this place, "ho lias spent the past three years in as a teacher, sailed from that P'acefor home on May 28. She exacts to he about 22 days making the vvae, which should land her home Marysville: WestFalrvlew and River- F. Wetzel, County Chairman.

Hundreds of lives saved every year USY FARMERS Along the R. M. D. Routes IF you are too busy to come to town, or to spare one of the horses to send, write to us for what you want. Let the mail carrier bring it to us.

He will also bring back what you order. This saves valuable time and has proven to be an exceedingly satisfactory way to shop, especially when there is so much work to do. E. S. Wagoner, afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Ting Pong Photoa ton. From here it is said they went In the direction of Carlisle. Guards Secretaries. by having Dr.

Thomas' Eclectric Oil In the house Just when It is needed. Cures croup, heals burns, cute, wounds of every sort. have been place about the town. Are all the go and Goodhart's on Rail An Alarm Clock for 25c jioout the last week in June. Miss is a graduate of the Shinnens- Tf vi.ii want to uret ud early and feel Duck hats just the thing road street leads all others.

He makes 28 for 20c Make no mistake, go to ity in the County of nearly 1300. III 1 1 1 1 FT lAfUHt I uxfsaa Final Notice to Taxpayers. bur? HiL'ti School, and Cumberland good all day take a Little Early Riser nr two at bed time These famous him, he is the best and cheapest in The nominees for the Legislature for hot Summer day S. CUC. State Normal School.

Notice hereby riven to all drliniuent nnrl nmwrtr tax oarers, that all all kinds of photographic work. are A. J. Beltzel and Hon. Robert land 1.UU at McCachran; District Attorney, T.

THE CORNER," tatpa retnainiuK unpaid on duplicates of little pills relax the nerves, give quiei. rest aud refreshing sleep, with a gentle movement of the bowels about breakfast time. W. II. Howell.

Hous- 1HCC on and after July lrtth. 1904. a levy will mxln iri taxes collected as the law Shirt waist silks 10c. Festival. Ralph Jacobs; Director of the Poor, William E.

Reddig. directs. All voter know themselves to be and I will he at office at ail tn. savs "Early Risers are the A. R.

Heberlig; county surveyor, a yard. Strawberry and ice cream festival tomorrow. Fridav evening, in the C. hours of the day to receive and receipt for ALTICK DRUG STORE FLEMING FLEMING. PROPRIETORS J.Trltt.

vnur lawn mowers repaired and best pill made for constipation sick I V. Hose Hall, under the direction 1 v. h.iiinnf oca oi1 Miin 1 1 "THE 'CORNER," tOXe" H. C. ANGLE, Collector.

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